I read it as they're enabled to feel that way--and express it publicly--because their digital life and livelihood is not held hostage to the capricious monopoly.

The problem with monopolies is that it's very hard to boycott them.

> And yet you live in society. Curious!

Please don't gaslight. My critique is pointed.

I did implicate that Youtube has monopolized the market, allowing a lower bar of service to become the norm. This latest move, seems to make every aspect of youtube's value proposition worse.